Wine bistro offers an intimate and relaxed atmosphere with calm vibe and elegant ambiance. Artwork on walls adds character and warmth, while wine flights provide a way to explore a diverse selection. Space suits romantic evenings and casual gatherings alike.
Flavorful dishes come with yummy sauces on salmon and crab cakes. Starters include a large charcuterie board and fried chicken. Main plates feature lamb chops, Brussel sprouts, and eggplant dip.
Comfortable atmosphere keeps noise low and invites easy conversation. Great wine suggestions pair well with delicious food, creating a romantic vibe ideal for dates or friendly gatherings.
"The food here is delicious and flavorful."
"The service at these Date Spots is so attentive and friendly."
"The American Food here is great, and the staff is super attentive."
Good to know
Parking is validated for 90 minutes, costing $2 or $3 per hour otherwise.
They do not accept cash payments; credit cards are accepted.
On Wednesdays, there is a special for discounted bottles of wine.
Rooftop restaurant with fireworks views and heated balcony offers a lively atmosphere with live music and a DJ. The space fills with energy on weekend nights featuring dancing and synchronized music shows. Guests enjoy a mix of cocktails and bites while relaxing under umbrellas and heaters.
Barbecue chicken, shrimp, and brisket offer a solid range of American classics. Chicken nachos come generously loaded, while mini bites of apple pie provide a surprising twist on dessert.
Rooftop setting offers a great atmosphere for date nights. The spot suits both celebrations and casual outings with friends.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended at least three weeks in advance due to high demand.
Happy hour offers $8 glasses of house wine from 4-6pm on weekdays.
The restaurant has a two-hour dining limit during busy events.
Rooftop bar offers 360-degree views and an exciting atmosphere with live music and a DJ. Guests enjoy watching fireworks while sipping on specialty cocktails and sharing flavorful small plates. The vibe is lively and social, centered around the scenic setting and energetic entertainment.
Ahi Poke Nachos come in a large portion and cost $28, offering a flavorful twist. Chicken wings stand out as crispy and very flavorful, while Lobster Mac and cheese is a notable dish.
Tables offer views of Disney fireworks, adding a unique touch to date nights. The RISE Rooftop Lounge provides a cozy spot for couples, with themed events like a Beetlejuice party after 10pm and specialty drinks such as the ghost Bourbon.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Valet parking is free for two hours with validation from the restaurant.
The rooftop lounge offers a great view of Disneyland fireworks at 9:30 PM.
Beautifully designed interior creates a sophisticated atmosphere with upscale dining vibes. Loud music sometimes disrupts conversation, contrasting with the otherwise romantic and classy setting. Thoughtful touches for celebrations and a private room accommodate larger groups comfortably.
Mac and cheese stands out with a chipotle twist and classic cream spinach on the side. Steak options include prime rib, filet mignon, and New York strip, all cooked well. The surf and turf offers solid value, paired nicely with flemming potatoes.
Steak and drinks create a delicious setting for date nights. Friendly, warm service adds a special touch to romantic outings.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for special events like Tomahawk Tuesday.
Tomahawk Tuesday offers a shared steak special for $150, perfect for two.
Happy hour features extensive options, making it a great time to visit.
Resort hotel blends nostalgic Disney charm with modern upscale rooms featuring great views and subtle themed artwork. Pools offer heated water slides and lively bar areas, creating a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere. Guests enjoy proximity to the park and a variety of dining options with character and themed experiences.
Buffet offers carved turkey, prime rib, and crab claws alongside sides like mashed potatoes and butternut squash-cranberry rice. Room service includes decent rigatoni, cheeseburgers, and chicken tenders, while pizza is just okay.
Tropical theme and Trader Sam's create a fun, relaxed vibe for couples. The Broken Spell Lounge offers a cozy spot to unwind, while attentive staff make the experience feel special.
Good to know
The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Disneyland, making it very convenient.
Early park entry allows guests to enjoy popular rides before lines build up.
Self-parking costs $40 per day, so budget accordingly.
Seafood restaurant with a Forrest Gump theme and movie memorabilia creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Cozy booths and a small gift shop add to the experience. The vibe is lively and fun, often featuring trivia and kid-friendly activities.
Fried chicken comes with a great dipping sauce and stands out for its taste. The menu also features crispy shrimp, calamari, fish and chips, hush puppies, and a clam chowder that is good and not fishy. Ribeye steak is notably well prepared.
Good food and excellent service create a relaxed atmosphere for couples. The surf and turf dish with steak and shrimp offers a satisfying meal to share while enjoying lighthearted conversation.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Parking is validated, making it free after your meal.
Seafood restaurant offers casual, contemporary atmosphere with pleasant outdoor patio and clean, modern decor. The space feels comfortable and welcoming, though it can get noisy and crowded. Guests often customize dishes and enjoy affordable, fresh seafood options.
Seafood dishes stand out with Cajun sauce featured on the sawi fish, shrimp skewers, and salmon sandwich. Clam chowder offers a rich, hearty option. Sides like riced cauliflower and fries accompany the meals.
Many vegetarian options suit different tastes. Grilled salmon and shrimp skewers come with brown rice and roasted street corn for a tasty meal.
Good to know
Taco Tuesday offers special deals on fish tacos every week.
The restaurant only accepts credit cards; cash is not accepted.
Expect generous portions with two full sides included with each meal.
Poolside snack bar offers cafeteria-style dining with both indoor and outdoor seating. Live music plays softly in the evenings, creating a relaxed atmosphere enhanced by pool lighting and manicured landscaping. The setting attracts those looking for a quiet break with a view and casual vibe.
Menu features Angus and wagyu burgers, a Hot Dog of the Month like the Cheeseburger Dog with fries, and large portions of nachos often shared. Breakfast options include a burrito and American breakfast, while chicken wings offer a mild spice. Grilled cheese stands out as well.
Burgers stand out as a favorite, paired well with a craft beer on tap. The menu also offers options like a grilled Salmon Salad for a more upscale choice.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for peak dining times.
Expect to pay around $27 for a 14-inch pizza at the quick service.
Valet parking for non-hotel guests costs $75.
Open-air upstairs bar offers beautiful terrace views and an adult-only space with craft cocktails. Downstairs features counter service with multiple food options and a casual vibe. Live music from the adjacent lawn adds to the upbeat atmosphere while the interior can feel hot and cafeteria-like.
Fried chicken sandwich features light breading that stays not greasy and offers a hearty bite.
A bar in the middle of the floor creates a cool focal point for drinks. Cocktails like the Old Fashioned and blended birdwatcher come with notable presentation and flavor. Service can be slow, with some waiting before menus arrive.
Good to know
Kids' meals are only for children 9 and under.
Validated parking is available, but costs $40.
The menu features a variety of options including coffee, chicken, and Korean food.
Open grill with chefs cooking hibachi-style creates an interactive dining experience. Large patio with fire pit and loud DJ sets a lively, energetic atmosphere. Diverse menu spans Mongolian grill to American and international dishes, with all-you-can-eat options and varied seating areas.
Cheeseburgers with every topping imaginable stand out among the American options. The menu also includes hot dogs, Philly cheesesteaks, and fettuccine Alfredo with chicken and broccoli, offering a broad range of classic American dishes alongside other cuisines.
Mostly self-serve setup suits casual dates well. Staff check in often to help with special occasions like birthdays. Better for two than groups of four.
Good to know
The restaurant has a two-hour time limit for dining.
Children are charged as full guests, even infants in car seats.
Brunch is available for $21 with all-you-can-eat options.
Large space combines semi-private bowling lanes with a 1950s-themed bar and dining area. Atmosphere is loud and energetic, boosted by live music on a heated patio. Family-friendly vibe attracts groups looking for casual fun and dining.
Menus include deluxe cheeseburgers, Macho Nachos, and loaded fries with a crunchy texture. Options cover classic American dishes like grilled cheese sandwiches, pizza, and pasta, all consistently tasty.
Food and ambience create a relaxed vibe for couples. The California roll offers a little kick and fills you up, making it a solid choice for a meal.
Good to know
Reservations are required in advance; same-day reservations are not accepted.
Expect short wait times, around 10 minutes, even on busy nights.
Splitsville Luxury Lanes validates parking for up to 5 hours.
Dark wood paneling and redwood craftsmanship create an upscale, cozy setting with fireplace seating and whiskey library. The atmosphere feels relaxing and classy, with live music enhancing the vibe. Comfortable booths and unique decor invite quiet rest or casual conversation.
Parmesan-crusted grilled cheese stands out with rich cheese and Canadian bacon. The menu also features a Wagyu burger, Cobb salad, and a variety of cheese boards and pizzas.
Fireplace seating creates a cozy spot for couples to enjoy old fashions. The whiskey library offers a unique selection for tasting. Servers add a personal touch with birthday cupcakes.
Good to know
Reservations are now required to enter Hearthstone Lounge.
The lounge opens at 4 pm, limiting daytime access.
Food and drink prices are high, typical for Disneyland.
Chicken and waffles stand out as the main attraction with best fried chicken and exceptional waffles. Music plays constantly, featuring soul and CCM genres, creating a lively vibe. The setting feels worn down and noisy, with sticky tables and a run-down bar upstairs.
Fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. Waffles accompany the chicken, creating a classic sweet and savory combo.
Generous portions of Southern Style Chicken and Waffles create a hearty meal. The food impresses with its size and flavor, making it a satisfying spot for couples.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially at dinner.
The average meal cost is around $50 for chicken and waffles.
They charge an additional 3% fee for credit card payments.